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GE IC693MDL742 Digital Output Module

Technical Specifications

  • Output Points: 16 digital outputs (grouped in two sets of 8 points each).
  • Output Type: Sourcing (positive logic), providing current from the module’s positive power bus to connected loads.
  • Voltage Range: 12–30V DC (compatible with both 12V and 24V DC systems).
  • Current per Point: 0.5A maximum per output point; 2A maximum per common (group).
  • Response Time:
    • On-time: ≤2ms
    • Off-time: ≤2ms
  • Surge Current: 4.78A for 10ms (during initial energization).
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Detailed content

  • Power Consumption: 110mA from the 5V DC backplane.
  • Mounting: DIN rail or panel mounting.
  • Compliance: UL, CUL, CE, Class I Division 2, ATEX Zone 2.
  • LED Indicators: Per-point status LEDs for real-time monitoring of output states.

Functional Features

  • High-Density Design: 16 outputs in a compact form factor, optimizing cabinet space.
  • Flexible Logic Support: Compatible with both positive and negative logic configurations.
  • Industrial-Grade Reliability: Built to withstand electromagnetic interference (EMI) and harsh environmental conditions.
  • Hot-Swappable: Enables module replacement without system shutdown.
  • Diagnostic Capabilities: LED indicators simplify troubleshooting and status monitoring.
  • Wide Voltage Tolerance: Operates reliably across 12–30V DC, accommodating voltage fluctuations.
  • Overcurrent Protection: External fuses recommended for additional protection against short circuits.

Application Scenarios

  • Manufacturing: Controls actuators, solenoids, and indicators in assembly lines, robotic systems, and CNC machinery.
  • Energy Sector: Manages switchgear and monitoring devices in power generation and distribution plants.
  • Water Treatment: Interfaces with valves and pumps in municipal/industrial water treatment facilities.
  • Oil & Gas: Supports safety-critical processes in extraction, refining, and pipeline systems.
  • Transportation: Controls signaling and control systems in railways and traffic management infrastructure.
  • Building Automation: Integrates with HVAC, lighting, and elevator systems in smart buildings.

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